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by William Shakespeare
About 201 pages (60,248 words)
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1600s: By this date, it is estimated that some 900,000 Africans have been transported by English and other European slavers to the Americas.

2000s: Slavery has been abolished throughout the world, although many countries and people still feel the effects of the African Diaspora.

1600s: Women generally have little or no career options other than marriage and motherhood and are subordinate to men in every way.

2000s: Women have equal rights with men and are able to pursue careers outside the home.

1600s: Women are legally prohibited from acting on the stage so all female.....

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